Local notices advertise shops and fairs around Corry
A jumble of classified style notices urges shopping at Sheely's and Knowlton's, rental inquiries on Center street, and farm sales. Articles mention Corry Fair shutdowns, a special train from Union City to the fair, and various ads for furniture, curtains, glass, tables, and plants. Updates include remarks on the Stoneboro fair dates, Wright brothers air demonstrations, and racing horse exhibitions at Conneaut Lake.
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Sheely
Knowlton
Center Street
Hnquire
Dawson Brow
Presque
Imo Bay
Erie Dispatch
Corry
Corry Brick and Tile Co
B. W. Stennett & Son
Pete Vi
Hast Main Street
Ata
Bond Street
E. Hull
North Center Street
Aulie
Coleman Ol Co
Timam
Ohio
Urass
Stennoth & Son
Meuneytyanian Railroad
Corry Fair
Wnton City
Raly
Corey
Union City
Hureess Fitzgerald
Kaye Republican
Connentt Lake
Meadville
Bulbs now is the time to plant Madonna Lilies
The notice urges readers to plant bulbs now including Madonna Lilies Chinese Lilies Paper White Narcissus and Roman Hyacinths, stating they are available in stool stock for planting.
Asters On Sale This Week In Mixed Quantities
Local shop advertises a large quantity of asters offered at 15 cents, ae and 60 cents per dozen for the entire week. Prices are clearly listed to attract customers seeking affordable blooms.
Pettit Florist on East Main Serves Union Phone 4
A. E. Pettit, Florist at 310 East Main is listed with Union phone number 4 for orders and inquiries.
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Florist
Union
Cribbs Morgan George Oliver Cribbs Wed at Orchard Street
Cribbs a southern business man and Miss Chimbell Hoth Morgan wed at noon Tuesday with Rev. A Cornellis presiding at the Second Presbyterian Church. Only attendant was Jane Gribbs, a groom’s niece, who acted as ring bearer. A refined wedding breakfast followed. The couple plan a honeymoon over the Great Lakes and will reside at No 6 East First Street, Ol City Derrick.
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Cribbs-Morgan Grorge
Oliver Cribbs
South
Sde
Chimbell Hoth Morgin
J. JH. Morgan
Orchard Street
A. Cornellis
Second Presbyterian Church
Jane Gribbs
Lyric Tonight Features Greatest Bill in Months
The Lyric Tonight offers a top bill with Aeroplane Race and a Detroit Knights of Columbus event. Includes Bob Burman, Roche Agathet, and Beachey in a lineup described as the greatest in months, with ten pictures shown across the program.
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Bnd
Mari
Beachey
Knights of Columbus
Detroit
Bob Burman Roche Agathet
Phne
Keenes
London
Warren Justice of the Peace Perry Fractures Hip
Ju Perry of Warren, one of the boroughs oldest residents, breaks a hip after a fall in front of Lews Market. He serves as police magistrate and justice of the peace. He will be 80 this month and is confined to his home.
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Ju ¢ Perry
Warren
Justice of the Peace
Perry
Lewi
Judge Perry
Socio political rally and dance night advertised
Notices advertise a Friday talk on socialism by L na Morrow Lewis and a dancing event at the Pal y ground from 8:30 to midnight. Also listing a permanent sales position at Stemnett & Son and a clearance sale of cotton goods at 1½ cents a yard during a semi annual sale.
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Palyground
Simble
Mar
Stemnett & Son
W. Stennatt & Ion
Results of Athletic Events at the Pair Meet
The Athlete Meet at the Pair lists Charles Hall Corry first in the 30 yard dash with Leroy Peterson Kane second and Ed Miller Corry third. Peterson Kane wins the 100 yard dash in 11 and a half seconds, while Hall Corry is second. In the 220 yard dash Leroy Peterson Kane takes first with Wilcox Jamestown second in 26 seconds. Charles Hall Corry wins the 440 yard run in 1 minute 24 and a fraction seconds. Leroy Peterson Kane is second and Duke Corry third. Ron Will Duke Corry wins the mile in 4 minutes 1 second, with Sal Smith Kane second and Ron Clair Smith Kane first, Duke second. The mile run note lists Duke as first and Corry’s entrant second. An exhibition mile by Mr Alten features the emblem and letters.
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Charles Hall
Corry
Leroy Peterson
Kane
Miller
Wilcox
Jamestown
Leroy Peterson Kane
Duke
Ron Will Duke
Sal Smith Kane
Ron Clair Smith
Wit Duke
Arthur Auer
Chicago
Emplomeet
Bob Dawson
New York
Art Dilty
Mr. Alten
Take Care of Your Eyes With Proper Glasses
A printed notice urges careful eye care and warns against cheap glasses. It promotes consulting a qualified optometrist or optician who studies eye optics and uses instruments instead of drops. All work guaranteed and consultations are free.
Best Remedy For Indigestion Advertised
An advertisement touts Best Remedy for indigestion cost a quarter offering relief for stomach upset including heartburn and sourness. It claims instant relief and stronger stomach in days, sold by Ames & Co and Rheuma Co with mail options from Buffalo New York.
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Ames & Co
Jim
N. PF
Rheuta Co
Buffalo N.Y
Warren Dentist Dr H E M Pierce Dead at 87
Dr. H E M Pierce aged 87 died at his family home 113 Market Street at 1 p m after a long life in Warren. Born to dentistry in 1849 he later joined the Civil War as a captain, returned to study and practice, and retired three years ago. He was seen in town riding a bicycle until days before.
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HE. M. Pierce
Market Street
Warren
Lyric Theater Tonight Show Promises Broad Variety
A cluttered listing hints at a Lyric Theater program featuring diverse acts. Aeroplane rave and a Knights of Columbus appearance provoke curiosity while mentions of a world fastest something and a local earthquake note keep readers alert.
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Knights of Columbus
Betwolt
Che Sheviff
Mitaly
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